29 Market Street, Tamworth, B79 7LR
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Riviera Centre, Torquay
11-13 April 2025
23 Haltwhistle Road, South Woodham Ferrers, CM3 5ZA
Unit 11, Valley Point Industrial Estate, Beddington Farm Road, Beddington, CR0 4WP
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Menus offer a wide selection and variety of food and it's now a free house. Offers a good variety of real ales that rotate on a regular basis. An extensive wine list is also available. A lounge and public bar with open fires, as well as a restaurant area, together with our new outside decking, and a child friendly large beer garden with adventure play area.
Village pub that retains fittings from late 1930s and 1963. The off-sales hatch is stil there in the sizeable lobby with a quarry tiled floor. To the right the public bar has a 1930s parquet floor, brick fireplace that could be from the 1930s, the bar back is of Art Deco style so could be 1930s, the bar counter is from the 1963 changes. On the far right a gap leads to the very small snug on a lower level with a parquet floor, the wood surround fireplace could be from the 1930s and there are two (1920's?) bentwood benches. On the left is the lounge which has been extended to the rear in recent times and acts primarily as a dining room. It has a red quarry tiled floor, a floor to ceiling brick fireplace with small cupboards either side which looks 30s, another bentwood bench, a curved bar counter that could well date from the 1930s, but the bar back is mostly modern. Closed Mondays, closed Sun evenings.
Village pub that retains fittings from late 1930s and 1963. The off-sales hatch is stil there in the sizeable lobby with a quarry tiled floor. To the right the public bar has a 1930s parquet floor, brick fireplace that could be from the 1930s, the bar back is of Art Deco style so could be 1930s, the bar counter is from the 1963 changes. On the far right a gap leads to the very small snug on a lower level with a parquet floor, the wood surround fireplace could be from the 1930s and there are two (1920's?) bentwood benches. On the left is the lounge which has been extended to the rear in recent times and acts primarily as a dining room. It has a red quarry tiled floor, a floor to ceiling brick fireplace with small cupboards either side which looks 30s, another bentwood bench, a curved bar counter that could well date from the 1930s, but the bar back is mostly modern. Closed Mondays, closed Sun evenings.
This Pub serves 3 changing beers and 1 regular beer.
Cross Keys, Upwood
Changing beers typically include: Greene King (seasonal) , Nene Valley (varies)
Source: Regional
Lunchtime Meals
Evening Meals
Real Fire
Real Ale
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